Alex Wigglesworth is a Staff Writer at the Los Angeles Times. She covers wildfire, environmental issues, and regional interests, focusing on the Inland Empire and Mojave Desert communities. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News and the Batavia Daily News.
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By: Alex Wigglesworth, Lila Seidman
JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — The vistas are sprawling and unspoiled. Mountains rim blue-sky horizons, and scrub brush scattered across the rocky desert hills sustain mule deer, bighorn sheep and other wildlife.
By: Alex Wigglesworth, Lila Seidman
A prefabricated home recently went up on a private inholding in the Whispering Pines subdivision in Joshua Tree National Park — an ecologically sensitive area flanked by rocky hills where bighorn sheep and desert tortoises roam. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times/TNS)
By: Alex Wigglesworth
A string of heists targeting BNSF trains in California and Arizona resulted in the theft of $2 million worth of Nike sneakers. Trade groups say these types of crimes are happening more frequently.
By: Alex Wigglesworth
The National Park Service and an Australian company are at odds over an old Mojave Desert gold mine, where the company is seeking to extract rare earth minerals.
By: Jaclyn Cosgrove, Alex Wigglesworth
National Park Service staffing cuts prompted off-duty rangers and residents to protest at national parks nationwide, including Joshua Tree and the Santa Monica Mountains.
By: Jaclyn Cosgrove, Alex Wigglesworth
Hundreds of people gathered at national park sites in Southern California on Saturday to protest the Trump administration's mass firing of federal employees and to voice fears about the future of America's public lands.
By: Jaclyn Cosgrove, Alex Wigglesworth
Hundreds of people gathered at national park sites in Southern California on Saturday to protest the Trump administration's mass firing of federal employees and to voice fears about the future of America's public lands.
By: Alex Wigglesworth, Jaclyn Cosgrove
Hundreds of people gathered at national park sites in Southern California on Saturday to protest the Trump administration's mass firing of federal employees and to voice fears about the future of America's public lands.
MOJAVE NATIONAL PRESERVE, Calif. — Deep in the Mojave National Preserve lies an old open pit mine where workers dug and drilled for gold and silver from the late 1800s to the 1990s. Miners are back at the Colosseum Mine today — but now they're also looking for rare earth minerals used in advanced technologies.
By: Alex Wigglesworth
Deep in the Mojave National Preserve lies an old open pit mine where workers dug and drilled for gold and silver from the late 1800s to the 1990s. Miners are back at the Colosseum Mine today—but now they're also looking for rare earth minerals used in advanced technologies.
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